I can find the request string of 'GET' by 'getQueryString()' method of httpRequest class, but where can find it of 'POST'?
Bosun Bello
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request.getParameter("yourparameter")
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request.getParameter("yourparameter")
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thanks for reply! I want to get the whole request string of 'POST', not a parameter of it,can you give me another advice? thank you in advance.
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I am not even sure if that can be done for POST. You may just have to use GET as the "action" of your form. getQueryString() is available only for a GET request.
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I agree with Bosun, when you POST there is no 'QueryString'. Query String is that part of the http request which follows the servlet/jsp path and the '?'. In case of POST there is not such string.
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You can get the entire POSTed raw data as a binary InputStream by calling the getInputStream method in the ServletRequest interface, or as a BufferedReader by calling getReader. I think you may have to do this without calling any of the getParameter methods, but try it and see. Bill ------------------ author of:
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